State wrestling tournament

The SCHSL wrestling tournament was held at the Civic Center of Anderson on Saturday, Feb. 25, 2012.

Eastside's David Walker wrestles Seneca's Paul Stewart during the Class AAA 106-lb. match at the Civic Center of Anderson on Saturday. Walker, a freshman, pinned the top-seeded Stewart for the championship.

Eastside's David Walker wrestles Seneca's Paul Stewart during the Class AAA 106-lb. match at the Civic Center of Anderson on Saturday. Walker, a freshman, pinned the top-seeded Stewart for the championship.

Riverside's Austin Such asks a fan if he was awarded two points for a takedown.

Eastside's David Walker wrestles Seneca's Paul Stewart during the Class AAA 106-lb. match at the Civic Center of Anderson on Saturday. Walker, a freshman, pinned the top-seeded Stewart for the championship.

A fan uses a computer tablet to record a match in the SCHSL state wrestling tournament.

Wren's John Michael Pritchett wrestles Fort Dorchester's Myles Moultrie during the 285-lb. Class AAAA championship match Saturday at the Civic Center of Anderson. Pritchett, who had been undefeated on the season, lost the match to Moultrie.

Wren High School's John Michael Pritchett reacts after pinning White Knoll's Asa Gossett to advance to Saturday's semifinals of the 285-lb. weight class state championship.

Westside's Cody Bridgeman, left, focuses on his next match as other wrestlers in the SCHSL wrestling state tournament prepare for their upcoming bouts.

West-Oak High School's Chris Welborn wrestles Myrtle Beach High School's Daniel Miller in the second round of the winner's bracket for the 145-lb weight class on Saturday. Miller defeated Welborn.

Spectators fill the Civic Center of Anderson to watch the SCHSL wrestling state tournament.

Spectators fill the Civic Center of Anderson to watch the SCHSL wrestling state tournament.

A wrestler walks off of the mat with his headgear on sideways.

Eastside's David Walker takes down Seneca's Paul Stewart during the Class AAA 106-lb. match at the Civic Center of Anderson on Saturday. Walker, a freshman, pinned the top-seeded Stewart for the championship.